Despite good blood pressure control,a NP might change a patient's drug from an ACEI to an angiotensin II receptor blocker (ARB)because the ARB:

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Even with good blood pressure control, some patients may still experience a dry, hacky cough as a side effect of ACEIs. Switching to an ARB can be beneficial for these patients as they do not have this side effect. Neither A, C, nor D are accurate reasons for switching from an ACEI to an ARB.

Despite Good Blood Pressure Control,a NP Might Change a Patient's